Whole Foods closes San Francisco stores over safety concerns.
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Whole Foods is temporarily closing its flagship store in San Francisco's Mid-Market neighborhood due to employee safety concerns. The closure is expected to be temporary, and all employees will be transferred to other store locations. The store opened in March 2022 and was nearly 65,000 square feet. The closure comes amid problems with drug-related retail theft and adjacent drug markets in the area.
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